suspect. again, they drove that stolen cab away a few minutes ago as they cleared the scene. that's the latest from the san francisco state university campus. i'm arturo santiago. "today in the bay." at 6:02. new this morning, the labor department just released the latest unemployment report and it was not what analyst expected. employers added just 88,000 jobs last month. less than half of what economists expected. actually, the lowest job total in nine months. the unemployment rate dropped slightly to 7.6% down from last month. it's little comfort compared to the low number of jobs reported. so what do these numbers mean to us? psychological mcgrew is breaking it all down right now. he is going to join us in ten minutes with a full report. >>. >> they are breaking things down at at&t park a lot going on, getting ready for the world champion giants, set for their home opener z. >> "g" men going in today's game after taking their opening series against the dodgers.

live at at&t park where the giants will hoist that world champion flag up in hours. good morning, bob. >> reporter: this is the start of starting pitch 1:35. jon and laura, first of three games against the st. louis cardinals. we are joined right now by mario alioto, the senior v.p. of business operations. you are raising the flag before the game? >> yes. >> you are playing against the st. louis cardinals? yes. >> there is no strategy in it for them. >> we opened up against the cardinals. both times, they are going to stand there and watch us raise the flag. we beat them out in the national league world championship league. you are not going to say who is throwing out the ceremonial first pitch. >> raising the flag is a big deal. we have spent a lot of time how we are going to top that two years ago, brian wilson surprised everyone and ran up.

we have a great ceremony planned. we are not going to release that one. you know us, we like to keep some secrets up our sleeve. it is going to be a really fun afternoon. >> tickets, are they still available? >> opening day, we are just about sold out at this point. we sold tickets for the visiting team. there will be a few stragglers that will get back to the window. if you are thinking about it, probably worth a chance to come on down, go to the windows and see if you may get lucky. >> any big change for the fan experience at at&t park? >> we always talk about our food. great new food offerings. some of the suites have been remodeled. the ballpark looks pretty good. it is ready to go. it is going to be a great weekend. tomorrow, we are going to honor buster posey. on sunday, we are handing out the world series rings. >> did you forget to pay the pg&e bill bill? that why the lights went out. >> the rain is holding off. >> it is opening day. >> quickly, for people that

don't know, you started as a batboy. here you are at the front office. olympian wondering for you, for your life, it has been the san francisco giants. you have been in two world series within the past three seasons and here you are on opening day. what's that like? >> i think it about it all the time. this job never gets old. opening day is still always a special day for all of us who work here. it is the best day of the year. there is no doubt. it is a great place to be. >> mario alioto, thanks for being up early. first pitch today, 1:35. barry zito will be taking the mound against the st. louis cardinals. three-game series here at at&t park. reporting live, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> good interview too, bob. the giants taking on the cardinals for the first time. the giants took on the cards nals. they took them all wait to game seven in the middle of a rain storm. remember that. you remember as well. matt cain pitching. hunter pence hit that whacking

double after his bat had crashed. >> snap. >> still managed to make contact with that ball. giants beelt the cardinals, 9-0 that day to clinch that pennant. >> i get energized just watching it. >> i do too. >> for more action, let's head back out to at&t park. christina loren, our meteorologist, she is out there taking care of business and checking out your forecast and the ball yard. what's happening, young lady? >> reporter: hey, jon and laura, one of the songs they alls play here at the yard is journey's when the lights go out in the city. this rng month, tmorning, the l gone out in the yard. we are doing our best to show you exactly what's happening out here at at&t park. as you can see, even inside, in the dark, people are inside hustling and bustling, trying to get this place ready. food vendors are inside.

we have all the maintenance crews out here. everybody working hard for the big opening day. a lot of people are excited about it. let's get to your forecast for today. the sun will light up this park and, yeah, that is a sure thing. temperaturewise today, we are talking about the upper 60s inland. close to 70 degrees just about everywhere inland. we'll be toward the low 60s, mid-60s at the coast and around the bay. overall, looking at a warmer afternoon. we are done with the rain. you might find a little bit of drizzle. we are certainly seeing that out here at the park from time to time. steady. it stops for ten minutes at a time. it does look like the lights are coming back on. i can tell you right now, it is going to be a really, really exciting home opener out here at at&t park. a lot more to come. your seven-day outlook tells the story of the weekend. a few more showers on sunday. back out here live. hopefully, we will get the lights on in this place. i have a lot i want to show you guys. stay tuned.

back to you for now. laura and jon. >> sounds good. we'll keep checking in with you, christina. don't get into trouble out there. the bay area, certainly your home for giants coverage on air and online. head on over to nbc bay area.com. search the cove for deep coverage of all things giants. we'll have coverage leading up to the game for nbc bay area news at 11:00 and game highlights on nbc bay area news at 5:00 and 6:00. the lights out at the ball yard having some problems. i'm sure the baseball will be fine. let's check in with anthony slaughter on the head lights. we're not tracking any major accidents but a few typical slowdowns in the usual spots. you can see from our emeryville cam. things there. they are moving smoothly. there is an accident on 80 eastbound right at powell. not impending traffic here. as you can see, it is on the off ramp. that's good news. there was a hit and run earlier on the bay bridge actually at

the pass. that has cleared off to the side but you will notice the metering lights are on and things are slowing at the bay bridge toll plaza. it slows through treasure island. i am sure there is still activity on the bridge itself. an earlier accident in dublin added to the already slow commute. back to you guys. 6:09. coming up, a compliment turns controversial for the commander in chief. we are going toll you why remarks meant to flatter california's attorney general are causing a stir instead. plus, those monthly jobs numbers, my goodness. we'll break them out. we'll take a look. new video of an attack at an airport security line. we'll show you how an off-duty officer jumped in there to save the day a live look at at&t park.

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new details in a deadly shootout inside a mississippi police station. the shootout happened at the jackson mississippi police headquarters while a detective was questioning his suspect. investigators say a fight broke out and shots were fired. the detective and the suspect were killed. investigators say they were both shot several times. the suspect was being questioned on a separate fatal stabbing case. the time is 6:13. time for a quick check of the day's top stories. south korean news media

reporting north korea has prepared two medium range missiles for launch. the move heightening fears that pyongyang could launch an attack against the south after several threats of war from the north. san francisco police looking for a driver who stole a cab and led police through a chase. they chased him up the peninsula to san francisco state university while he jumped out of the cab while it was still rolling and got away. >> a punol police officer earning high praise after literally jumping into action to save a tsa agent at the airport. he was waiting in line when he saw a woman attacking the tsa agent. he jumped over the ground and whes ld her. we will be hearing from that officer and why he didn't think twice before jumping into action 6:14. president obama is taking some heat for something he said during a fund-raiser here in the bay area. he introduced long-time supporter, kamala harris as

saying, she is brilliant and she is dedicated and tough and also happens to be by far the best-looking attorney general in the country. kamala harris is here. the quote is generating headlines and attracting attentionme attention. some are calling receipt mark sexist. and others, much ado about nothing. >> first lady, michelle obama, mistakenly calling herself a single mother before quickly correcting herself. she was discussing her let's move campaign. when she says, believe me, as a busy single mother or i shouldn't say, single. as a busy mother. when you have the husband who is president. it can feel a little single but he is there. >> the president is now back at the white house after his brief visit to the bay area yesterday. this is a photo of the president at san francisco's field. before boarding marine one on

his way to atherton. >> the president will have to deal with starting, some startling new jobs numbers this morning. 88,000 jobs added in the month of march. really disappointing numbers. 88,000 in the month of march so far below the predictions of 200,000 that pundits are scrambling to explain it. laura, the unemployment rate falls to 7.6%. hopefully, i've trained you by now to ignore that number, up or down 0.10 of a percent, no big deal. what we care about is the big number, this 88,000 jobs added to the economy. the number of missing here is the number of the participation rate. that's what we really care about. the number of people that have decided to come into the labor department or the labor market. they skrurs t they are just not existing anymore. the lowest participation we have seen since 1979. the number, 88,000 barely covers

the number of 18-year-olds that had a birthday last month and therefore start to be counted as any potential workers. >> the other big news is hewlett-packard and ray lane, the chairman of hewlett-packard. he is stepping down. he will still be part of the board this morning. this comes after he barely won the shareholder vote to reelect him. lane was share man when hp made that disastrous $11 billion decision to buy british company, autonomy. the strange thin is lane was brought in to repair things after hp's disaster with the oust of ceo mark heard. he was brought in to repair the disaster from the phone scandal from the previous ceo. i think you see a pat ter here. hp has an interim chairman. >> the japanese have come up with a plan that some have labeled in sane. they are going to inject the equivalent of $2 trillion.

with a "t" into it's economy. it will drive-in vest stores out of government bonds. it will make people's savings accounts pay nothing in interest, encouraging them to spend money they have saved. lots of people could make the argument. our own fed does this too. our own head of the fed, ben bernanke, once proposed, i'm not kidding. he probably was, printing up billions of dollars. renting helicopters, flying over american cities and dumping the money over the side as a way of driving over the economy. this is why he has the nickname helicopter ben. if you just suddenly heard something about dumping helicopter money, it is not actually going to happen. if you are just half paying attention and getting the lunches ready, we are just illustrating a point. >> you just woke up a lot of people in the bay area. >> what time? what time? >> it is raining money. you better go help answer those

calls. right now, hets head back out to at&t park with a look at the weather with christina loren rolling the yard. good morning. good morning to you, jon and laura. good morning to you at home. there is nowhere i would rather be this morning. as you know, home opener today at at&t park. a little drizzle isn't going to keep anybody indoors. in fact, you will notice the entire field is mostly uncovered. we do have a tarp over the pitcher's mound and over the home plate. what i can tell you right now is it is going to be a really nice day. we are going to lose this chance for low clouds and drizzle as of about 10:00 a.m., 11:00 a.m. today. we are looking good in terms of your forecast. overall, i'm forecasting the upper 50s for today's game. winds are going to pick up and play a factor. we could actually see that ball get carried out to center field with winds north/northwest at 10-15 miles an hour.

today looks good. we will see highs in the upper 60s. a few chances for rain. i want to tell you about that. it looks like early sunday, we will get a slight chance for rain. same goes for early saturday. you will be able to get outdoors both afternoons. late sunday, we have this system. i'll be telling you about it all week long. it is packing quite a bit of moisture. that could bring significant rainfall sunday night into monday. your seven-day outlook tells the story of the week. we're going to hit highs that are really comfortable all weekend long into next week. getting a little uncomfortably warm with a major warmup on the way. back out here live at at&t park, we are not allowed to go out on the field. that was christina loren at her best. i am allowed to moon walk next to this field. you can live vicariously through me this morning. if this is something you want to do. a little too close there. we are going to show you more behind the scenes action. that's the dugout where the dreaded st. louis cardinals will be later on today. anthony, where are you from

again? are we going to go there? are we going to do that? i'm from st. louis. lay it on me thick. i was here last year when we lost. it is all good. and, i had on a red tie. you can see, i've converted. >> that a bay. i sent him a memo last night. >> no more big red jokes. you can see the bay bridge toll plaza approach. we are still seeing the median lights on. an accident at treasure island. a hit and run earlier. typical slow in antioch on highway 4. no major accidents there. in the south bay, an accident on 101 at tully. that's not slowing things but it will be something that we're going to be watching. let's take you outside and show you 101. a little bit further south. you can see, cars are definitely getting by. no problems there. no congestion into fremont.

you can see head lights facing us southbound. things moving smoothly. a little farther north into oakland. good conditions there. we had an accident yesterday that really bogged down things. good news not dealing with that here on your friday. the only problem we have this morning is the dense fog at the golden gate bridge. you want to make sure you allow a little extra time if the north bay is your commute here this morning. 6:21. back to you guys. >> thanks so much. the world champion giants have their home opener. in the meantime, the cal women down in the bayou. down in new orleans getting ready for sunday's final four showdown. they take on louisville. >> berkeley mayor, tom bates, he has set up a showdown of his own. bates has bet louisville mayor, greg fisher, ten bottles that cal win win in advance of the championship game. now, in return, fisher has put ten bottles of kentucky bourbon on the line. he is confident the bears will

win, saying i can already taste the bourbon now. not all at once, hopefully. >> cheers to that. good luck 6:22. coming up, a life and death situation in the middle east of the rain forest. the amazing story of house hundreds of people came together to airlift an expectant mother to the hospital in a life or death situation. we'll have a live look at at&t park. the giants home opener kicking off this afternoon. before the first pitch, we want you to get to know your giants. facts about center fielder, angel pagan. back in two minutes. ♪

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fly the pair but couldn't because the runway did not have lights. a local radio station put out a call for help and less than 30 minutes later, hundreds of people arriving to light up that runway. the plane was then able to take off safely. >> isn't that a great story? >> a community coming together just to get the lights on that runway to take off. >> beautiful. 6:26 right now. still ahead, a stolen cab leads police on a high-speed chase on a bay area freeway. we are going to tell you why police are still searching for a suspect at a local college campus. somebody needed to help her. luckily, i was close enough to be able to help. we'll also tell you about a throw-down at an airport security line. we'll hear from the local officer that jumped into action after an attack on a tsa agent. taking a live look outside, transamerica pyramid. a little foggy. much clearer whether you go inland. a look at the full forecast

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jumping right into the frey. a local off-duty officer breaking up a fight at the airport. on the run in a stolen cab. they woend their way up to a college campus live to wall street. find out if the numbers are positive. april 5th, friday, "today in the bay." it's 6:30 on the nose. i'm laura garcia cannon. we have breaking news. a thief inside a stolen cab

leads police on a chase that wound its way from interstate 280 on to state street. it all started around 2:00 this morning when officers spotted the stolen cab in the south of market district. the cab wound up at the san francisco state campus and the driver jumped out while it was still in drive and just took off. he is still at-large. arturo santiago will join us live with an update. the former nanny accused of killing two young children in new york city with a kitchen knife will face a prosecutor. they say they stabbed a 6-year-old and a 2-year-old, stabbed them to death of a dispute with their parents. this all happened back in october. their mother was out with a third child at the time. ortega scheduled to appear in manhattan state supreme court later on this morning. a memorial concert will be

held for the victims of the shooting at oikos university, last year. seven people were killed in that shooting rampage on april 2nd, 2012. the suspect, a nursing student at the school is now undergoing psychiatric treatment for schizophrenia. tomorrow, the school will hold a memorial concert at st. paul's episcopal church. a second concert is planned for next week tend in sacramento. new details on a story that played out in hawaii. is now getting plenty of play in hawaii. a local officer turned hero after he stopped an attack on an innocent tsa agent. we are hearing from the man imhad self for the very first time. "today in the bay's" marla tallez is live in the newsroom with his reaction of i acrazy scene. >> this all happened inside hon o honolu honolulu international airport. justin rogers, a punol

officer, trying to get through security on a vacation. he was off duty when he notices a tsa agent getting attacked. you see the security officer guarding the passenger exit minding her own business. out of nowhere, this woman starts attack her and punching her. out of nowhere, you soo he that rogers just cleared. he heard ld the glass barrier there, takes the woman down, puts up his hands and let's everyone know he has it under control. you will notice he is only wearing his sox because he had just taken off his shoes as we all do when we go through security. the 39-year-old is, oh, so humble saying he just did what he had to do. >> the woman was defenseless, had her arms up trying to defend herself. somebody needed to help her. luckily, i was close enough to be able to help her. >> the attacker is homeless, arrested and charged with assault. the tsa agent says he sh is a little sore and bruised but,

otherwise, she is okay. as for justin rogers, he made it back to california safely. he is being applauded. the agency released a statement saying how grateful they are for what he did. laura and jon. >> pretty amazing story there. 6:33. let's check out things with christina loren out in the ball yard getting ready for the giants home opener. how is it looking and how are you feeling? >> reporter: i'm not going to lie, jon and laura. it is a little madamp out here. i know the forecast because i've been studying all night long. this is a big one. it does look like by gametime when the first pitch is thrown by barry zito, a mix of sun and clouds and comfortable temperatures in the upper 50s. it is going to be really nice. one of the thousands of people that will be headed out to the

park today. the first 40 fans into the park are going to receive a world series flag. traffic is going to be problematic. keep that in mind. it is going to be really jam-packed around here later on today. today's highs look good. temperatures in the upper 60s, low 70s, inland. overall, we have got a really good-looking weekend shaping up. we do have a slight chance for showers, saturday and sunday morning. you can get outdoors, saturday and sunday afternoon. temperatures will be comfortable. late sunday night, we get another round of rain as we head through monday into wednesday of next week. the warmup is on almost a taste of summer with some temperatures warming up into the 90s on wednesday when we peek. back out here live, it is such a beautiful start to the day. you can see the seagulls, actually hear them out there as well. they wouldn't be out flying if there was an incoming storm. that bodes well. also, no tarp on the field.

we are looking good. guys. all the preparation is coming together. everything is minute by minute. we'll keep you updated as things progress throughout the morning. like i said before, anthony, it is going to be a traffic nightmare out here starting at about 9:00 a.m. what else are we watching out there on the rhodes. >> if you take 101 through south san jose, we do have an accident that has slowed things just a bit. you can see from our sky cam, things are not do bad. congestion on the roadways. the accident is at tully road. we are given a few different calls in that it is down near heldier or capital expressway. you want to make sure to use caution as you approach the scene. our sky cam is pointed south. that's where you were looking at traffic. another accident leaving campbell on 17 on the off ramp. not intending traffic. the bay bridge very slow right now. preaching treasure island. major backups all the way

through the toll plaza. that's because of an earlier accident. you can seat median lights are on. no major accidents at 6:36. >> as you mentioned, just into our newsroom, a federal judge has issued a ruling affecting women's health and birth control. a judge has ordered the fd a to make emergency contraception available to girls of all ages without a prescription. so-called morning-after bill used to have an age restriction and required a prescription but no more. >> it is 6:37 right now. still ahead, the bird flu is back. we'll tell you about the new strain overseas causing a deadly outbreak. >> dozens dead after a building collapses in india. we will bring you the search for survivors and concern that the structure was being built illegally. right now, we'll give you a live look at the ball yard with the lights on, sun coming up.

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cab and takes a joyride in san francisco. it has officers searching for a suspect near a college campus. the dow falls on fairly lousy job numbers. we'll have all that coming up. live look at at&t park, home of the giants home opener. about we go getting to know our giants this morning. check out these facts about possible lpablo sandoval. back in two minutes. and it tastes good? sure does! ♪ wow. [ buzz ] delicious, right? yeah. it's the honey, it makes it taste so... ♪ well, would you look at the time... what's the rush? bee happy. bee healthy. with clusters of flakes and o's. oh, ho ho... it's the honey sweetness. i...i mean, you...love.

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hometown crowd getting all ready for the pitch today. bob redell live at at&t park and a preview for the first home game for the world champion giants. bob, good morning. you can hear the seagull. good morning to you, jon and laura. what a beautiful park to be playing at opening day. painted on the turf here at the third baseline here at at&t park. first pitch at 1:35. this is a three-game series against the st. louis cardinals. an important order of business to take place before the game. that's going to be the raising of the 2012 world series flag. that's the second time the giants have been able to do that in three years. you might recall the home opener in 2011 when giants great willie mays walked out the 2010 world series flag. it is not clear if he will be doing that. swag ceremony will not be easy for the st. louis cardinals to digest. they took them out denying them a shot at the world series. the players crucial at making that happen is pitcher, barry

zito. you are guessing right. he will be starting today's game, first pitch at 1:35. mario alioto, senior v.p. of business operations. this stuff with the flag and barry zito, is this just coincidence or by design to psych out the cards? >> it is kind of a coincidence two years after we won the world series, we are playing the cardinals on opening day. it is going to be a great day. so appropriate that barry is starting after the year he had. he gets to pitch the home opener. we are ready to go. we have a few surprises up our sleeve that we like to do. >> so who is going to raise the flag. that's surprise. who is going to throw out the first ceremonial pitch. >> they will keep it as a surprise. when we raise the championship flag, before the game starts. that will be the moment we have been working on. something different. we said before, two years ago, brian wilson surprised everyone by running across the field and heading on up into the stands. we'll see how it happens today. it will be a great moment for

all giants fans. that's for sure. >> thank you very much. congratulations. what happens when i do this. is that a fine and arrest? >> don't touch the pool table. >> bob redell, the rebel? >> you don't want to get kicked out of that. the giants marketing team giving away 40,000 calendars for fans to come to the ball yard. tomorrow, that is the real crowd pleaser. bobblehead. >> how about this, buster posey, is getting the big honor after a bobblehead. the first 40,000 fans in the ballpark getting that bobblehead showing posey holding his national league mvp award. the giants legend also holding a give-away of his own. willie mccovey auctioning off personal hitting lessons.

the winner of the auction can send him a video of their swing and meet with the hall-of-famer himself. he will auction off another lesson this fall to benefit cancer patients. >> some kid is probably going to end up being a superstar after checking out those things. let's take it back out to at&t park, why not? christina loren is there for another check of the weather. good morning. the drizzle has subsided. the clouds are starting to break apart here the at&t park.

good air quality. courtesy of the showers that came through yesterday. today's high is going to be comfortable. we do have that drizzle. otherwise, we're looking up good for today. we have a little bit of rain on the way for the weekend. sunday morning, same deal sunday night, it gets interesting. we have an area of low pressure slated to drop that. most of the forecast models are keeping that clear. as we head through sunday night into monday, you want to keep that in mind. we have showers on the radar. today's highs look good. 70 degrees in gilroy. mid to upper 60s inland and comfortable out here at at&t park.

san francisco hit a high of 60 degrees today. right at gametime, 1:35, when we get that first pitch from barry zito. what a comeback story it is, around 58 degrees. they tell us the story. next week, the warmup is on. you want to make sure you have that spring/summer wardrobe ready to go as we are talking about the 80s. the warmest air of this season so far is our first potential to hit the 90s getting into next week. back out here live, i wanted to show you, nbc bay area. you're going to find our name all over the stadium, in addition to concavity sports net. you see that peacock there. we are teamed up to bring you the best giants coverage. we are the home, broadcast home of the san francisco giants. that means we get all the inside scoop. we are going to give you all the inside information.

let's see how your drive is shaping up. i'm going to steend it back to you, jon and laura. >> pretty exciting to be out there. as she mentioned, nbc bay area iss is your home online and on air. head on over to nbc bay area.com, search the cove for all things giants. game highlights on nbc bay area news at 5:00 and 6:00. >> in to afor mike inouye is any slaughter. it only took me a good year and a half. we do have that accident we told you about in south san jose on 101 right at tully. you will notice, this is our sky cam looking southward on 101. tully is in the background. you will notice cars are getting

through. that is good news here. let's take you up farther into palo alto. 101 up into san francisco. you will notice things are moving smoothly there. let's get you into the bridge. you can see san mateo bridge from the foster city perspective. lots of cars on the road this morning. into fremont. not too bad. a very light commute in this location. that will be bogged down later on. bay bridge toll pza very slow. lots of congestion. the metering lights are on. we do have an accident on the bay bridge itself. earlier, it was right at the treasure island off ramp. that's keeping things slow on the upper deck headed into the city. no major accidents to report on right now. the fog a big deal. we have an update to breaking news we have been following where police are searching the san francisco state university campus on the hunt for a man who stole a taxi cab. "today in the bay's" arturo santiago has video that is really well chased. the suspect is still at-large.

police are actively looking for this suspect. the scene was cleared a short time ago as officers did drive away the stolen cab. this started just after 2:00 this morning in the south of market area. san francisco police found a stolen cab. that driver took off leading officers on a short chase through surface streets and when he got on to southbound highway 280. california highway patrol took over the chase. you can see there speeds reached up to 100 miles an hour. the driver of the stolen cab went all the way to pacifica. turned around and ended up on the south university campus. he slowed down enough to jum out of the cab while it was still moving and the suspect took off on foot. >> he was dressed in all black. he had a hood on and a hat under the hood. he was just booking it. >> reporter: police drove that stolen cab away a short time ago. we are on tapia off of holloway on the campus of san francisco state university. they are still looking for that

suspect. we are live. i'm arturo santiago, "today in the bay." >> gilroy police still looking for the gunman that killed a man and sends another one to the hospital this morning after opening fire downtown. this happened wednesday. neighbors say both men were twa walking from a nearby market when they were attacked. one was a father of two just released from jail. friends say he was simply trying to get his life back on track. police at this hour do not have a motive for the shooting. the san jose paramedic who was shot has died. the hunt continues for the gunman. police say quinn boyer was attacked after visiting his father's home in oakland. when he stopped at the intersection of kell aer and hanson drive. a gunman shot him. propelling his car over the median into a nearby ravine. he is a great paramedic. he was loved by everybody here

at the company. >> boyer worked for the santa clara ambulance company for two years. investigators do not know if it was a robbery or attempted carjacking or even just road rage. there have been no arrests and oakland police are asking for your help in capturing boyer's killer a preschool that came under fire after a teacher was accused of tying up a toddler is once again in the spotlight. authorities telling the contra costa times they have received reports of another incident at center point christian preschool in which a teacher pinched a young boy. that teacher named in the complaint, the school said, no longer works for the school. they closed for several days of staff training taf was revealed a teacher at the school tied up a toddler's hands and feet with tape because she refused to take a nap. down to the tanker that side swiped the bay bridge back in january. state commission is blaming pilot error and is looking into

revoking that pilot's license. the pilot, guy kleess was at the helm of the overseas bay whether it struck the bridge. it caused more than $1 million in damage. the commissioners voted to revoke his license and a state law judge will make the final decision. no doubt about it. a busy day for mr. scott mcgrew. it is jobs friday and, of course, gadget friday. >> the latest jobs information, very disappointing indeed, it is. good morning to you. when we looked at the march job numbers at 5:30 our time whether they came out. 88,000 jobs were added in the month of march. this drops unemployment rate to 7.6 rate. ignore the unemployment rate as i tell you. it is this 88,000, this genuinely lousy. the dow industrials are down 139 points on that news. our gadget, this gadget friday, is a portable, shareable

wi-fi hot spot called ckarma. it is different for two reasons. it is dirt cheap, about $70 without contract. the access i cheap too. about $14 for four gigabytes of data. what's most important is the shareable part. your wi-fi hot spot shows up to other people at the airport, on the train. i told you guys to check your phones if you got my scott's karma. if you jump on my network, you get about 100 megabytes of free access. >> do you want me to? >> i just jumped on. >> jump on. you get 100 and you get 100. >> like oprah winfrey. >> more importantly, i get 100 megabytes as well. it doesn't come out of my data plan. everybody gets free access for themselves at very inexpensive prices. free for you. connecting free for you. $14 for me. it is not a monthly charge but $14 every time i use up my data

plan. the sharing plan is very cool. even if nobody shared with you, it would still be an awfully good deal. $79, no contract, $14 for four gigabytes. if this doesn't work out, they are practically giving these things away. karma with a kfrmts. >> good karma. thanks for sharing let's get back to at&t park. our christina loren is out there at the ball yard. good morning. good morning, jon and laura. good morning to you at home. a lot of improvement over the past half hour. the drizzle has subsided here at the park. the clouds are starting to break apart. not so to where your drive is going to be a little bit more on the safe side this morning. you still will find areas of puddles and ponding from yesterday's rain. you want to take it easy out there and check on your drive. get right to your weather headlines for today. a mix of sun and clouds after we get rid of the fog. a slight chance for rain on saturday and sunday morning.

another chance on sunday night into early monday. next week, the warmup is on. temperatures could approach the 90s as we head through the end of next week. out here at at&t park, it is going to be beautiful. make sure you bring your shades. you want to have your sunscreen ready to go. temperatures will be nice and comfortable. we are going to see quite a bit of sunshine. we'll be out here all day long. i'm pretty excited about it. let's check on that drive as promised. here is our st. louis good sport, aen on this any slaughter. >> this is right at tully avenue. you will notice things are getting by as traffic is moving smoothly. another accident in campbell on 17 at west hamilton. again, good news, traffic getting by on this particular location. the bay bridge is slow even on the bay bridge itself. slow because of an accident at treasure island ramp and also in the north bay. 101 at novato and 37. there is an accident because of all this fog that's out there as

well. thank you very much. 6:59. a final check of today's top story. south korean news media reporting that north korea has prepared two medium range missile for launch. the move heightens fears that pyongyang could launch against the south after several threats of war from the north. >> a police officer earning praise from saving a tsa officer jumped into action out in honolulu. justin rogers waiting for the security and save the tsa agents. >> that is what's happening "today in the bay." we are back at 7:25 with a live, local news update. enjoy your friday. have a great one! we'll see you on monday. breaking news. a controversial court ruling. could the morning after pill be available without prescription threatening move.

a new report that north korea where are they taking them and what are their plans. jumping the line. an unruly woman tries to fight her way past airport security when a passenger from another line jumps shoeless to subdue her. the tsa is praising his actions today. friday, april 5th, 2013. >> from nbc news, this is "today" with matt lauer and savannah guthrie. live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >> good morning. welcome to "today." it is 7 a.m. on the west coast on a friday. i'm matt lauer. >> i'm savannah guthrie. we will have more on the court ruling concerning the morning after pill and breaking news including the federal judge's ruling as we mentioned and a story out of mumbai and north

korea that took more provocative action. >> let's go to pete williams in washington. pete, this ruling from a federal judge in new york is a case that pitted the fda against reproductive rights groups. take me through it. >> reporter: only to girls who were only 18 and then over 17 and now the federal judge said it has to be available to girls 16 years and younger. the federal government had opposed this move, but this is his ruling this morning from federal judge edward corewin who in the eastern district of new york that is brooklyn. at the end of the ruling he says the fda has tried to stall this as long as possible by seeking public comment on whether or not it needed to have more rule making to make a final decision about this. he says, and i'm quoting, after eating up 11 months, 47,000